A fiber optic connector terminates one end of a fiber optic cable and enables quicker connection and disconnection than splicing. It needs to be aligned properly to the microscopic glass fibers completely in order to allocate for communication.
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Fiber optic connectors are used for mating fiber optic cables with minimal loss of light. They are used for mechanical coupling and the aligning of core fibers to allow efficient transfer of light while providing high reliability, high return loss, and low insertion loss. Also, they are used for the termination of cables and their structure consists of a connector body, cable, ferrules, and a coupling device. Fiber optic connectors are deployed across numerous applications, some of which include data centers, telecommunication, inter/intra building applications, community antenna televisions, security systems, and high-density interconnection amongst others.
Growth and expansion of the semiconductors industry especially in the emerging ones, growing usage of fiber optic connectors for residential and commercial applications in the developing economies, surging number of end-user industries in the developing economies, growing focus on the technological advancements pertaining to the fiber optic connectors, rising up gradation of existing infrastructure with advanced systems and increasing infrastructural development activities especially in the developing economies are the major factors attributable to the growth of fiber optic connectors market.
Applications of Fiber Optic Connectors:
- Datacom
- Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) Systems
- High-Density Interconnection
- Inter/Intra Building
- Security Systems
- Community Antenna Television
Types of Fiber Optic Connectors:
- SC Fiber Optic Connector
- LC Fiber Optic Connector
- FC Fiber Optic Connector
- ST Fiber Optic Connector